Follow metals through time, including those without ETF trackers. Compare changes in published average prices, explore the rankings, and inspect the benchmark behind each number.
Free source snapshots · Nominal USD · Annual data through 2025; monthly data through September 2026
Daily, Weekly, and Quarterly require a data update. Select one to see its availability. E = source estimate. U = import unit value, which can change with the mix of imports.
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Selected benchmark · 2025
Gold +38.19% E
Engelhard annual quotation
2024 average
2,388
2025 average
3,300 (estimated)
Units: dollars per troy ounce · Nominal USD. Change = (later average ÷ earlier average − 1) × 100.
Source observations & notes
USGS MCS 2026, retrieved 2026-10-22.
CSV row 2843: Engelhard’s average gold price quotation for the year. In 2025, the price was estimated by the U.S. Geological Survey based on data from January through November.
CSV row 2853: Estimated. -- Engelhard’s average gold price quotation for the year. In 2025, the price was estimated by the U.S. Geological Survey based on data from January through November.
Changes in period-average prices differ from returns between period-end prices. These figures describe metal benchmarks; they do not model a tradable portfolio, ETF fees, storage, dealing spreads, taxes, or income.
Yearly · 20 selected metals
Source: USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026 Data Release, CC0 1.0. Five annual observations per metal (2021–2025) produce four changes (2022–2025). Estimates are marked E whenever either observation is estimated. The 2026 report’s 2025 observations can be estimates based on part-year data.
Gallium and titanium sponge use import unit values, marked U. Their movement can reflect the mix of imported grades and origins. Use the checkbox to exclude them. Quoted series use their own consistent grade, market, and units. Iron ore, steel indices, and tungsten oxide prices are excluded from this elemental-metal lineup.
The workbook describes benchmark changes for gold and platinum from June 2025. Select those tiles for the full source description. Monthly and yearly views use independent source series; their benchmarks can differ.
View, Time, Layout, and theme controls follow the G-Sphere reference. Data choices select all metals, precious metals, industrial metals, or a custom list. Rank sorts each period; Deterministic uses shared percentage bands; Optimized removes empty bands. These are FraudHawk’s placement rules.
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Calculation: (later average ÷ earlier average − 1) × 100. Total compares the first and last averages in the displayed snapshot. Missing observations stay unavailable; changes never bridge a missing period.
Sources retrieved October 22, 2026. This is a bundled historical snapshot, not a live quote feed. Source files, observation coordinates, units, and estimate flags are retained for review. Provider updates require refreshing the snapshot.
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